Quests Module Overview

Secure Code Warrior® Quests are structured learning paths, curated to help developers sharpen their security skills and enhance their understanding of software vulnerabilities. 

Administrators can also define Learning Goals based on the company's compliance requirements, and company-specific goals by creating goals for developers, which they can achieve by completing Quests designed to help meet these goals.

This feature is currently in preview, to enable it please follow the steps in this article 

• What do Quests look like?
• How to Set Up Company Learning Goals
• How to Track Company Learning Goals
• How to Complete a Quest

What do Quests look like?

Quests guide developers through their learning to strengthen their secure coding capabilities through various activities. Each Quest includes multiple chapters. Each chapter consists of a set of topics and each topic is structured as follows:

• Video: Learn foundational software security fundamentals and concepts
  
  
• Guideline: learn both general mitigation strategies to strengthen their security knowledge, as well as in-depth best practices for the selected language/framework
  
  
• Walkthrough: Experience the impact of software vulnerabilities with hands-on simulated apps upon real-world applications to build and practice offensive secure coding skills
  
  
• Challenge: Learn how to locate, and fix software flaws 
  
  
• Coding Labs: Advance your secure coding skills through hands-on training with intuitive feedback in a fully powered in-browser IDE

Quiz (where available)

• Challenge: Play a challenge to see how well you can locate and fix security flaws

Note: Hints are disabled in the quiz challenge 

How to Set Up Company Learning Goals

You can define a learning goal (or more) based on your compliance needs, company goals...etc by building learning goals for developers to achieve.

Please refer to for  How to Set Up Company Learning Goals  more details 

How to Track Company Learning Goals

After creating the Learning Goals and assigning them to developers, it's time to track their progress and see how many of your developers managed to achieve these goals. 

Please refer to How to Track Company Learning Goals for more details 

Related Links:

• How to Complete a Quest
• How to Set Up Company Learning Goals
• How to Track Company Learning Goals